Starting PIP process
Hi all
A family member is going to apply for pip what is the process? I can’t remember what we did with our sons as a few years ago now.
Thank you
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Hi @dannistar. We have a comprehensive guide to how the process works which could be useful for your family member There are also links in there to other organisations that can help.
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Thank you. Do they ask any questions when you ring?
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Not medical questions. The first call is just establishing basics like name and address.
The medical information all goes on the form that they'll send after the call.
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My advice is to start a log of the process, with a record of the first phone call, time & date.
Always send documents signed for (even if they give you a free post envelope)
And keep a copy/scan.. If you don't own a scanner I recommend ScannerPro on a smartphone. Other apps are available but it works for me
You can upload/email the scan to yourself. You then have a record of everything .1 -
thank you both very helpful
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